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Walker favors splitting MPS into 10-12 smaller ... - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Speaking at the Marquette University Law School, Walker suggested that the state's largest school district should be split into 10 to 12 smaller districts as a way of improving the delivery of public education in Milwaukee. Walker, a Republican, is ...

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NASCAR made the right call on Edwards - ESPN.com

In the matter of Carl Edwards , NASCAR got it right. Goldilocks right. Not too hot, not too cold, not too hard, not too soft. Just right. A meaningless three-race probation is exactly what the situation called for. What NASCAR had to do was pull off ...

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Developer hopes to bring Target, senior apartments to ... - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

That's the word from two real estate industry sources who spoke to me about the project on the condition that I don't publish their names. A Ryan executive hasn't returned my phone calls yet. A Target spokesman said the company hasn't announced plans ...

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Form 10-K for SPICY PICKLE FRANCHISING INC - YAHOO!

The following discussion and analysis of financial condition and results of operations should be read in conjunction with our financial statements and related notes included elsewhere in this report. This discussion contains forward-looking ...

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Central Corridor work schedule is revealed - Pioneer Press

Proposed Central Corridor light-rail line connecting downtown St. Paul to downtown Minneapolis. Zoom and pan map to view info on construction schedules and the planned station locations. (Pioneer Press) Construction crews in downtown St. Paul began ...

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Archive for December 2009 - The Spokesman-Review

A gunman fires into a crowd, hitting a teenager in the back. A carjacker beats a driver with a gun, trying to force her out of her car. Thieves steal an SUV and one of them later fires shots at a police officer. Spokane police now believe the events ...

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Chantilly Small Business Technology Expert Shares ... - PRLog (free press release)

Through automation, SolutionWorx is able to identify potential problems with computers, laptops, servers, and networks so they can be resolved ... SolutionWorx provides managed IT services, computer help, and network support to small businesses in ...

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Kansai's private railways turn 100 / Trailblazing firms ... - Daily Yomiuri On-Line

OSAKA--Private railway companies in the Kansai region are looking for ways to cope with declining passenger numbers as they celebrate their 100th anniversaries this spring. The region was once called the "kingdom of private railways" because of its ...

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Archive for October 2009 - The Spokesman-Review

The death penalty case against Christopher H. Devlin has turned into a legal mess in which prosecutors from two counties are squabbling over who should pay for the costly trial. Spokane County Superior Court Judge Jerome Leveque has twice ruled on ...

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Former Savvis Senior VP Joins Interconnection Leader to ... - Product Design & Development

Telx@ (http://www.telx.com/) , the leading interconnection and colocation provider in strategic North American markets, today announced that it has named Brad Hokamp its new chief marketing officer. Hokamp brings more than 25 years of sales and ...

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Metropolitan Area Network Questions asked

Resolved Question: How can I make a case for using either RIPv1, RIPv2 or IGRP as my routing protocol on my network?

OK, here's the deal: I'm on a network with T1 connections to three other company offices in a large metropolitan area network. I also maintain dialup connections to four sales offices in town that sell my company’s products. I have ISDN lines to backup the T1 connections between the larger offices and I'm using only Cisco routers. Any ideas, pointers etc. would be greatly appreciated, Thanks! more

Resolved Question: Difference between LAN, MAN & WAN?

i need minimum 5 differences between them??. Lan-local area network Man-metropolitan area network Wan-Wide area network more

Resolved Question: Which is the most important item in a client/server network? Please help!?

Which is the most important item in a client/server network? A.Client B.Hub C.Server D.Media 2.This technology allows a phone call to be routed over network wires. A.VoIP B.Teleconferencing C.Videoconferencing D.Fast ethernet 3.The ___________________ is a large-scale network that connects multiple corporate LANs together. A.Wide area network (WAN) B.Campus area network (CAN) C.Metropolitan area network (MAN) D.Family area network (FAN) 4.Computers and other devices connected to the network are called ____________. A.access points B.nodes C.spots D.hubs 5.If the network is linked to another network, a bridge, or a _________ is required to make that connection. A.hub B.router C.access point D.gateway 6.Data moves though the network in units called __________. A.packets B.payloads C.datagrams D.tokens 7.A(n) __________ manages data traffic within the network and to other networks. A.access point B.node manager C.router D.hub 8._________________ have a national or global reach. A.Wide area networks (WANs) B.Metropolitan area networks (MANs) C.Campus area networks (CANs) D.Panoramic area networks (PANs) 9.One benefit of a computer network is ____________ can be done during nonworking hours. A.video conferencing B.data backup C.printing D.instant messaging 10.Companies benefit from the use of networks for all of the following reasons EXCEPT A.Simultaneous access B.Easier backup C.Faster access to the Internet D.Shared peripheral devices 11.A network provides companies the opportunity to purchase and use network versions of software that are installed on a(n) ________________ for all employees to utilize without having the software installed on each one of their desktop computers. A.application server B.file server C.print server D.site server 12.Networks allow organizations to save money by using ________________ that allow all users to share expensive, high-volume printers. A.application servers B.file servers C.print servers D.network peripheral servers 13.Saving a file from the Internet onto your computer is called __________. A.downloading B.uploading C.transferring D.storing 14.Application sharing or shared “whiteboards” are examples of a(n) _____________ program. A.videoconferencing B.instant messaging C.data-conferencing D.audio-conferencing 15.To allow a wireless network to grow, __________ are added. A.wireless access points B.extension points C.switches D.wireless NICS 16.An important benefit of networks is that they allow many users to access shared ________ and __________ almost instantly. A.e-mail; data B.data; programs C.information; communication D.data; information 17.__________ is a protocol designed by the telecommunications industry as a more efficient way to send voice, video, and computer data over a single network. A.TCP B.802.11 C.T3 D.ATM 18.Which of the following is not a subcategory of teleconferencing? A.Audio-conferencing B.Videoconferencing C.Text-conferencing D.Data-conferencing 19.__________ technology is attractive to home customers because it uses existing phone lines. A.Cable Internet B.T1 C.DSL D.ATM 20.The acronym DSL stands for __________. A.digital subscriber line B.digital signature loop C.digital sending line D.digital subscriber loop 21.A modem that is on the desk is called a(n) __________ modem. A.internal B.fax C.voice D.external 22.Most e-mail applications use SMTP. What does the acronym SMTP stand for? A.Secondary mail transit program B.Simple mail transfer protocol C.Secondary mail transfer program D.Simple mail transit protocol 23.In video conferencing, the ___________ processes audio and video. A.camera B.VoIP C.Modem D.CODEC 24.Cable modem services can reach download speeds of ___________. A.1.544 Mbps B.27 Mbps C.44.736 Mbps D.56 Mbps 25.In the ____________ phase, the modem turns the computer’s digital signals into analog signals that are transmitted across standard phone lines. A.digitizing B.demodulation C.modulation D.analog mode © 2010 Insight Schools, Inc, Angel Learnin more

Resolved Question: what is Metropolitan area network (MAN?

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Voting Question: i need help =[ oh plz?

backgroud of case relevant law the issue reaction criticisms Clark v. Community for Creative Nonviolence CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No. 82-1998 Argued: March 21, 1984 --- Decided: June 29, 1984 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JUSTICE WHITE delivered the opinion of the Court. The issue in this case is whether a National Park Service regulation prohibiting camping in certain parks violates the First Amendment when applied to prohibit demonstrators from sleeping in Lafayette Park and the Mall in connection with a demonstration intended to call attention to the plight of the homeless. We hold that it does not, and reverse the contrary judgment of the Court of Appeals. I The Interior Department, through the National Park Service, is charged with responsibility for the management and maintenance of the National Parks, and is authorized to promulgate rules and regulations for the use of the parks in accordance with the purposes for which they were established. [p290] 16 U.S.C. §§ 1 1a-1, 3. [n1] The network of National Parks includes the National Memorial-core parks, Lafayette Park and the Mall, which are set in the heart of Washington, D.C., and which are unique resources that the Federal Government holds in trust for the American people. Lafayette Park is a roughly 7-acre square located across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House. Although originally part of the White House grounds, President Jefferson set it aside as a park for the use of residents and visitors. It is a "garden park with a . . . formal landscaping of flowers and trees, with fountains, walks and benches." National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, White House and President's Park, Resource Management Plan 4.3 (1981). The Mall is a stretch of land running westward from the Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial some two miles away. It includes the Washington Monument, a series of reflecting pools, trees, lawns, and other greenery. It is bordered by, inter alia, the Smithsonian Institution and the National Gallery of Art. Both the Park and the Mall were included in Major Pierre L'Enfant's original plan for the Capital. Both are visited by vast numbers of visitors from around the country, as well as by large numbers of residents of the Washington metropolitan area. Under the regulations involved in this case, camping in National Parks is permitted only in campgrounds designated for that purpose. 36 CFR § 50.27(a) (1983). No such campgrounds have ever been designated in Lafayette Park or the Mall. Camping is defined as the use of park land for living accommodation purposes such as sleeping activities, or making preparations to sleep (including the laying down of bedding for the purpose [p291] of sleeping), or storing personal belongings, or making any fire, or using any tents or . . . other structure . . . for sleeping or doing any digging or earth breaking or carrying on cooking activities. Ibid. These activities, the regulation provides, constitute camping when it reasonably appears, in light of all the circumstances, that the participants, in conducting these activities, are in fact using the area as a living accommodation regardless of the intent of the participants or the nature of any other activities in which they may also be engaging. Ibid. Demonstrations for the airing of views or grievances are permitted in the Memorial-core parks, but for the most part only by Park Service permits. 36 CFR § 50.19 (1983). Temporary structures may be erected for demonstration purposes, but may not be used for camping. 36 CFR § 50.19(e)(8) (1983). [n2] In 1982, the Park Service issued a renewable permit to respondent Community for Creative Non-Violence (CCNV) to conduct a wintertime demonstration in Lafayette Park and the Mall for the purpose of demonstrating the plight of the [p292] homeless. The permit authorized the erection of two symbolic tent cities: 20 tents in Lafayette Park that would accommodate 50 people and 40 tents in the Mall with a capacity of up to 100. The Park Service, however, relying on the above regulations, specifically denied CCNV's request that demonstrators be permitted to sleep in the symbolic tents. CCNV and several individuals then filed an action to prevent the application of the no-camping regulations to the proposed demonstration, which, it was claimed, was not covered by the regulation. It was also submitted that the regulations were unconstitutionally vague, had been discriminatorily applied, and could not be applied to prevent sleeping in the tents without violating the First Amendment. The District Court granted summary judgment in favor of the Park Service. The Court of Appeals, sitting en banc, reversed. Community for Creative Non-Violence v. Watt, 227 U.S.App.D.C.19, 703 F.2dlaw ................. more

Voting Question: please explain this in your words :)?

Bank and Associates is a midsize technical services firm that provides programming support and network management services for its clients. Today, the company, located in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, has almost 400 employees. Edna Bank, the company's CEO, is concerned about the emergence of new technologies and the resulting demand for new skills this places on her staff. She has asked you, as HR manager at Bank and Associates, to develop a comprehensive plan for addressing the company's future workforce needs. Workforce planning, sometimes referred to as HR forecasting, can be conducted to target three time periods: short range, intermediate range, and long range. In this scenario, look at the intermediate-range workforce needs of Bank and Associates. In thinking about the future of the company, research the characteristics and demographics of the workforce and how those changing variables are affecting the workforce. Prepare a two-to-three page memo for presentation to Bank management with specifics about your findings and the implications of your research results for the firm. more

Resolved Question: I need an EXAMPLE (not definition) for the following 3 things.. .ASAP!?

Example for LAN (Local Area Network): Example for WAN (Wide Area Network) and lastly Example for MAN (Metropolitan Area Network) Please help me. Thankk youu : ) more

Resolved Question: what is the best examples of MAN(metropolitan area network) ..?

pLEase reply as quickly as you can..i need 3 examples of man. and if possible then what it is also? more

Resolved Question: Do you regularly monitor your child's facebook, myspace or other social networking sites?

I'm a rising sophomore in the Washington DC Metropolitan Area and am writing an article about parents who regularly look at their children's social networking sites (i.e. facebook, myspace, bebo) either through creating a page of their own on said social networking site or by discovering their children's passwords to these sites and looking at them directly. I am especially interested to know the reason for why parents do this -- did your child do something to make you no longer trust them? are you simply curious as to what your children do on a daily basis? and what do you do with the information after you have discovered it? I will of course not directly quote anyone who does not wish to be quoted or named, and can instead put information into the deep background paragraphs if that is more desired. It would be great to have some information about this from parents themselves so that my article does not turn out to be biased! Thanks. more

Voting Question: double majored in my associates degree, but cant get a job!?

i put on my resume i had a 3.2 GPA i majored in computers-networking security and networking administration at a local college i live near the san francisco bay area, so its a pretty big metropolitan areayes, that is what i am thinking of doing more

Resolved Question: Which subject should i choose as my elective?1.Computer Networks2.Embedded System 3.Artificial Neural Networks?

Im studying for Electronics and biomedical Engineering...now into my 7th semester I hav an option to choose an elective subject amongst the three 1. Computer Networks 2.Embedded Systems 3.Artifical Neural Networks I am including the syllabbus of each subject also with this 1. Computer Networks Module 1 Introduction to computer networks – Types of Networks - Layered architecture- OSI reference model, TCP/IP reference model –Internet Protocol Stack – Network Entities in Layers- Connection oriented and Connection less services. Transmission media - description and characteristics - base band and broad band transmission - synchronous and asynchronous transmission - full duplex and half-duplex links. MODEMS serial communication standards - X-21 digital interface.X.25 Networks. Module 2 Need for data link layer - Error detection and correction Techniques- Elementary data link layer protocols-sliding window protocols - Multiple Access protocols -Random Access protocols: ALOHA-CSMA and CSMA/CD. Terminal handling - polling, multiplexing and concentration. Local area Network: LAN addresses- Address Resolution Protocol-Reverse Address Resolution Protocol. Ethernet: Ethernet Technologies-IEEE standards- Hubs-Bridges and Switches. Module 3 Network Layer: Virtual circuits and data grams -Datagram and Virtual circuit service- Routing - different types of congestion control – IP protocol – Subnets – Multicasting - Network layer in ATM. Transport layer – Transport layer services - design issues – Elements of transport Layer – Internet Transport Protocols (TCP and UDP). Module 4 Session layer - design issue - data exchange – dialogue management - synchronisation - remote procedure call - client server model. Application layer - network security and privacy - cryptography – Domain Name System (DNS)- SMTP – SNMP - virtual terminal and file transfer protocols - electronic mail - WWW and HTTP. References: 1. Andrew S Tannenbaum, Computer Networks, Prentice hall of India Pvt. Ltd, 2003. 2. Uyless Balack, Computer Networks, Protocols Standards & Interfaces, Prentice hall of India Pvt. Ltd, 2000. 3. Zheng, S Akhtar, Networks for computer scientists and Engineers, Oxford Press, 2004 4. S. Keshav, An Engineering Approach to Computer Networking, Pearson education, 2002 5. Uyless Black, Computer Networks - Protocols, Standards and Interfaces, PHI Ltd., 1994 6. Stalling , Local and Metropolitan Area Networks Prentice Hall; 6th edition (April 15, 2000) 7. Jean Walrand Communication networks, Richard D Irwin (May 1991) 2nd Edition 2.Embedded Systems Module I Overview of Embedded System: Embedded System, Categories of Embedded System ,Requirements of Embedded Systems, Challenges and Issues in Embedded Software Development, Applications of Embedded Systems in Consumer Electronics, Control System, Biomedical Systems, Handheld computers, Communication devices. Module II Embedded Hardware & Software Development Environment :- Hardware Architecture, Micro- Controller Architecture, Communication Interface Standards, Embedded System Development Process, Embedded Operating systems, Types of Embedded Operating systems. Module III Real Time & Database Applications :- Real-Time Embedded Software Development, Sending a Message over a Serial Link, Simulation of a Process Control System, Controlling an Appliance from the RT Linux System, Embedded Database Applications using examples like Salary Survey, Energy Meter Readings. Module IV Microchip PIC16 family – PIC16F873 processor – features – architecture – memory organization – register file map – I/O ports – PORTA - PORTB – PORTC – Data EEPROM and flash program memory – Asynchronous serial port – SPI mode – I2C mode. TEXT : 1. Dreamtech Software Team , Programming for Embedded Systems-, Wiley Dreamtech 2002 2. Rajkamal, Microcontrollers- Architecture, programming, Interfacing and system Design, Pearson Education, 2005 3. John B Peatman Design with PIC micro-controllers:, Pearson Education 3. Artificial Neural Networks EB/CS/IT 705 (C) ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS Module I Introduction to neural networks. Artificial neural networks. Biological neural networks- Comparison , Basic building blocks of ANN. Activation functions. McCulloch-Pitts Neuron Model, Hebb net. Learning Rules-Hebbian Learning Rules, Perceptron, Delta, Competitive, Boltzmann. Perceptron networks- single layer, multilayer –algorithm. Module II Feedback Networks, Discrete Hopfield nets, Continuous Hopfield nets. Feed Forward Networks: Back Propagation Networks, Learning Rule, Architecture, training algorithm. Counter Propagation Network: Full CPN, Forward only CPN, architecture, training phases. Module III Adaptive Resonance Theory, architecture, learning in ART, Self Organizing feature maps: Kohonen SOM, Learning Vector Quantization, Max net, Mexican Hat, Hamming net more

Resolved Question: computer networks.............................?

The IEEE 802 set of standards deal with local area networks and metropolitan area networks. Specifically name and discuss the commonalities between 802.11 and 802.16 standards. (Utmost 5 points/lines are required) more

Resolved Question: WANs, or MANs, or CANs, Or PANs... have a national or global reach?

_________________ have a national or global reach. A.Wide area networks (WANs) B.Metropolitan area networks (MANs) C.Campus area networks (CANs) D.Panoramic area networks (PANs) more

Resolved Question: computer modern world question help?

1.The first step in cleaning a computer is ____. a.open the case b.vacuum the fan on the back of the computer case c.turn it off, unplug it, and unplug all cables from the ports d.wipe the case with an antistatic wipe 2.A(n) ____ language is a set of words, symbols, and abbreviations that enables a programmer to communicate instructions to a computer. a.casec.programming b.indexedd.dynamic 3.____ is the most advanced form of digital television. a.XTVc.HDTV b.GTVd.CTV 4.The goal of ____ is to incorporate comfort, efficiency, and safety in the design of items in the workplace. a.ergonomicsc.basal design b.calisthenicsd.concatenation 5.A disk ____ is a utility that searches for and removes unnecessary files. a.doctorc.archiver b.detectived.scanner 6.A ____ is a high-speed network that connects networks in an area such as a city or town and handles the bulk of communications activity across that region. a.local area network (LAN)c.wide area network (WAN) b.variable area network (VAN)d.metropolitan area network (MAN) 7.All of the following are widely used input devices except the _____. a.keyboard and mousec.digital camera and PC video camera b.microphone and scannerd.printer and monitor 8.A cross-platform program is one that runs ____. a.differently on every operating systemc.the same on multiple operating systems b.only on one operating systemd.differently on one operating system 9.A blog Web site ____. a.uses a diary or journal format b.is an informal site consisting of time-stamped articles c.is short for Weblog d.all of the above 10.Anyone can create a Web page and then make it available, or ____ it, on the Internet for others to see. a.publishc.run b.mountd.load more

Voting Question: purpose and functions for?

1) Local area network (lan) 2) Wide area network(wan) 3) Metropolitan area network (man) thanx more

Resolved Question: Human Resources Drug testing?

James is a five year supervisory security officer with World Wide Security Network, which provides contract security for a large automotive plant in the metropolitan area. Their motto is “Safety is our business.” Due to his experience, James believes a subordinate but seasoned security officer is exhibiting signs of drug use. The security officer has increased absenteeism, often seems tired and unfocused, and his work does not meet minimum security standards for the company. James has spoken to his subordinate on several occasions but his performance has not improved. World Wide Security Network does not currently test its employees for drug use. James believes his security officer is abusing drugs. Do you think his suspicions are reasonable under the circumstances? What should James do? Do you think drug testing, especially of security personnel, should be required? Explain your answer. more

Resolved Question: tommorow i have an test so please help me?i beg you?

what are the advantages and disadvantes of wan(wide area network),lan(local area network)and man(metropolitan area network).please answer me because tommorow i have my computer paper? more

Resolved Question: what are the advantages of metropolitan area network?

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Resolved Question: Please explain the types of Network and what is Metropolitan Area Network?

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Resolved Question: 100 miles inside the US "Constitution free zone" Is this true ?

DHS 33 "interior checkpoints" that are monitored by the border patrol, according to a 2005 Government Accountability Office report. The ACLU says a "Constitution-free zone" exists within 100 miles of the US border, where DHS claims the authority to stop, search and detain anyone for any reason. Nearly two-thirds of the US population lives within 100 miles of the border, according to the ACLU, and the border zone encompasses scores of major metropolitan areas and even entire states. http://rawstory.com/news/2008/ACLU_highlights_ConstitutionFree_Zone_100_miles_1022.html * The spread of border-search powers inland is part of a broad expansion of border powers with the potential to affect the lives of ordinary Americans who have never left their own country. * It coincides with the development of numerous border technologies, including watch list and database systems such as the Automated Targeting System (ATS) traveler risk assessment program, identity and tracking systems such as electronic (RFID) passports, the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI), and intrusive technological schemes such as the Secure Border Initiative Network (SBINet) or “virtual border fence” and unmanned aerial vehicles (aka “drone aircraft”). * This illegitimate expansion of the extraordinary powers of agents at the border is also part of a general trend we have seen over the past 8 years of an untrammeled, heedless expansion of police and national security powers without regard to the effect on innocent Americans. * This trend is also typical of the Bush Administration’s dragnet approach to law enforcement and national security. Instead of intelligent, competent, targeted efforts to stop terrorism, illegal immigration, and other crimes, what we have been seeing in area after area is an approach that turns us all into suspects. This approach seeks to sift through the entire U.S. population in the hopes of encountering the rare individual whom the authorities have a legitimate interest in. http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=10665 Washington a hot spot in Border Patrol's expansion By MANUEL VALDES ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/6420ap_wa_border_friction.html1) The only ones who have carried this story are a group called "ACLU" -- I have yet to determine there ligitamacy as a group or for this particular claim 2) Newspapers and other sources that carry this story --- all reference it back to the ACLU -- So even though I can provide other sources - they circle right back to the original group 3) --- Is this a truthful claim ? 4) Why are you saying that it is a false/true claim ?Katherine 1) I have one American sitting with me - who said they used to be good - but then drifted into a sort of obscurity of political agenda's 2) When I research them - I find 2 extremely biased sets of opinions "These are the greatest people on the planet" or "This is walking evil straight from hell " which leaves me no further ahead 3) I don't think the group matters as much as the claim -- if it is or is not true is where I would like to keep this discussion 4) If the claim is true -- ( and I am not saying it is or is not) then that circle of constitution free zone around the US will act like a noose strangling all freedoms sooner or later more

Resolved Question: Is AT&T's network really as bad as people say it is?

My contracts ending in a few months and I've been looking at the latest devices to choose from when my contract ends. I'm at a match between the Verizon RIM Blackberry Storm and the AT&T Apple iPhone. I've used both devices, and even though the iPhone lacks some of the most basic features such as: flash, video recording, and MMS (though u can work around this with its email app) which my phone from 5 years ago can do; the iPhone is still the winner cause of the whole UI, browser, Apple product integration, and he "WOW" factor. But the one thing holding me back from rushing out right now and getting it is I've heard that AT&T's network, well...sucks...a lot. I live in the suburbs of Chicago, still a VERY metropolitan area. In the AT&T coverage map it shows BEST COVERAGE and GOOD COVERAGE everywhere in my area. also 3G is everywhere in my are (at least that is what the map shows). I've done some research and some people say Chicago is one of AT&T's WEAK SPOTS, even though by me judging from the coverage map, its probably one of the best with the most 3G COVERAGE. Then other people say AT&T is the best they've ever had. I know Verizon's network probably beats AT&T's but I just want ot know if AT&T's network is reliable and works well. Please share any and all information you are willing that might help me make my choice a little clearer. A big help would be to tell me your experiences with AT&T and tell what part of the US u live in. A bigger help would be if you are from the Chicago land area. If you are from the Chicago land area, please say so in your answer. ANY AND ALL HELP IS GREATLY APPRECIATED AND I KNOW THIS IS A VERY LONG QUESTION SO THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR HELP!!!!!!! THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!THANKS EVERYONE FOR ANSWERING!!!!! So far NO ONE has anything bad to sat about AT&T. I think I know which one I'm getting (iPhone)! Thanks to all who answered! more

Resolved Question: What are some similarities and differences between MANs, CANs, WANs, and LANs?

This is a networking question. I am looking for some similarities and differences between these different types of networks. MAN= Metropolitan Area Network CAN= Campus Area Network WAN= Wide Area Network LAN= Local Area Network more

Resolved Question: Does the new G1 phone's 3G network work in the surrounding Los Angeles areas?

The new Google G1 phone is set to come out on October 22 and they have listed a couple of the metropolitan areas where the 3G network has been established. I am just wondering if that covers the surrounding cities, I live in a county just outside of Los Angeles.thank you so much, i looked at the map and it looks like im covered! thanks for the help more

Resolved Question: Why do I feel this way about immigration/multiculturalism?

Okay here it goes, I grew up in a not too diverse town and would like to move somewhere later on in my lifetime where there is more culture and diversity. I would not mind living in a diverse metropolitan area but at the same time I think a subdivison with 3 or 4 different ethnic groups living all in the same spot would be overwhelming. I can handle two.(black and white, black and hispanic, white and asian, etc, etc, etc). On the other hand, culturally diverse schools and churches, IM ALL FOR IT! I'm all for having a diverse network of friends and I can even put up w/ interracial dating/marrige(to a certain extent). It also does not bother me that, foreigners still embrace their old country when they come here(as long as they learn english, they can practice w/e they want in their households) Is this some sort of self-contradictory? No negative answers please.Oh yeah, I did forget the illegal immigration. As long as you are here legally, cool. more

Resolved Question: first correct answer is best answer?

Multiple Choice 1. The __________ is the largest computer network in the world. a. Web b. Internet c. metropolitan area network d. wide area networkTrue or False 2. The system unit contains your computer's circuitry. True False more

Voting Question: what is the benefit for the company for using the metropolitan area network..?

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Resolved Question: I need help with this question?

Question 1: Your company has a number of interconnected local area networks within a single building. Also in the building is a router that connects the LAN to an Internet service provider using a couple of T-1 telephone lines. Your company is considering replacing the T-1’s with a connection to a metropolitan are network. Show the interconnection of the LAN’s, the MAN’s, and the Internet, assuming the MAN is SONET based. Would the interconnection be different if the MAN were Ethernet bases, explain? After consideration of the first part of the question what would the security issues be? Question 2: Two banks want to establish an electronic link between themselves, over which they can transmit money transfers. Can they user a virtual private network and a tunneling protocol, or is a better technique available? Defend your answer! more

Resolved Question: man network (Metropolitan Area Networks)?

can any one give me a full description to Metropolitan Area Networks , pl z? more

Resolved Question: Are there any frequent guest programs for independent or boutique hotels?

I travel a lot for work and am burned out on the Marriott-Hilton-Hyatt scene. I have recently started seeking out mid-scale and upscale boutique hotels (like the Algonquin in NYC or the Metropolitan in Toronto) and I really enjoy the character you get at places like those. But I miss my free nights. Is there a network or frequent traveller program that focuses on smaller, boutique hotels? I know some or most of the smaller chains have their own programs; I'm looking for a program that gives me a lot of variety/choices in hotels and still allows me to get rewards. I travel primarily in the US with about 3 trips a year to Canada; mainly on the East Coast but some West Coast travel; hotels themselves should be priced similar to an area Marriott/Courtyard/Hilton/Embassy Suites or else work won't pay. Thanks in advance! more

Resolved Question: Help with homework question...?

Your Company has a number of interconnected local area networks within a single building. Also in the building is a router that connects the LANs to an Internet service provider using a couple of T-1 telephone lines. Your company is considering replacing the T-1s with a connection to a metropolitan area network. Show the interconnection of the LANs, the MAN, and Internet, assuming the MAN is SONET based. Would the interconnection be different if the MAN were Ethernet based? Explain. more

Resolved Question: What is Metro Ethernet, and how does it relate to metropolitan area networks?

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Resolved Question: What is Metro Ethernet, and how does it relate to metropolitan area networks?

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Resolved Question: What are two types of technology that support metropolitan area networks?

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Resolved Question: How many greenbay packer games were broadcasted locally in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area last season?

A coworker and I are wondering how many of the Green Bay Packer games were broadcasted in the Portland Metropolitan area. She argues that very few games were on the local channels, and I believe that more than half were on the local networks. more

Resolved Question: Isn't a metropolitan area network just a big local network?

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Resolved Question: Question about Metropolitan area network. Please help!?

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Voting Question: Interconnecting LAN.....?

My company has a number if interconnected local area networks within a single building. Also in the building is a router that connects the LANs to an Internet service provider using a couple of T-1 telephone lines. II'm considering replacing the T-1s with a connection to a metropolitan area network. Assuming the MAN is SONET based,where are the interconnections of the LANs, the MAN, and the Internet,. Would the interconnection be different if the MAN were Ethernet based? more

Resolved Question: Looking for a specific book! Help!?

Here’s what I can remember about the book: - A guy has a dog that can understand English. -- The dog is NOT telepathic. -- The dog CANNOT speak. -- I think the dog is a golden retriever. - They live in a major metropolitan area. - He takes the dog on a popular television program. -- The audience and viewers love the dog. -- The network execs and sponsors hate the dog. - The network hires someone to have the dog killed. -- The dog dies in a fight with a Doberman on an icy river. - The book was published some time prior to 1990, if I recall correctly more

Resolved Question: can you prove i am wrong about any of these jews in their positions in the media today?

JEWISH MEDIA OWNERSHIP/CONTROL The Newhouse Empire Founded by the Jew Sam Newhouse it is headed by S. I. (Si) Newhouse who runs a tightly knit family. They own 26 newspapers in 22 cities. Gerald Levin former Chief Executive Officer AOL-Time Warner later replaced by Richard Parsons. AOL is the largest Internet service provider in the world, with 34 million U.S. subscribers Its subsidiary HBO with 26 million subscribers is the nation's largest pay-TV cable network. Michael Eisner former Chief Executive Officer Disney. The Disney Empire is the second-largest media conglomerate today. Michael Eisner hired the Jews Jeffrey Katzenberg, Michael Ovitz, Sanford Litvak and Joe Roth as executives in turn. In August 1995, Eisner acquired Capital Cities/ABC, Inc., which owns ABC television with its ten TV stations major metropolitan areas as New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Houston. ABC has 225 affiliated TV stations and 2,900 affiliated radio stations in the US. They produces well over 7,000 radio programs. They own 54 radio stations and operate others with many in major metropolitan areas like New York, Washington, and Los Angeles. Fox Peter Chernin, who was president and chief operating officer, Gail Berman (Fox Entertainment Group); Mitchell Stern (DirecTV) ; Jane Friedman, chairman and CEO of Harper Collins; and Thomas Rothman, chairman of Fox Filmed Entertainment. Barry Diller Owner of InterActive Corporation, which owns Expedia, Ticketmaster, The Home Shopping Network, Lending Tree, Hotels.com, CitySearch, Evite, Match.com, and other Internet businesses.) DreamWorks founded by recording industry mogul David Geffen, Jeffrey Katzenberg (former Disney Pictures chairman), and director Steven Spielberg. ABC Senior vice president for news at ABC, Paul Slavin, Bernard Gershon is senior vice president/general manager of the ABC News Digital Media Group, in charge of ABCNEWS.com, ABC News Productions, and ABC News Video Source. NBC Universal. Edgar Bronfman, Jr. who headed the liquor giant Seagram Company Ltd. until its recent merger with Vivendi. His father, Edgar Bronfman, Sr., is president of the World Jewish Congress. In 1998 he acquired control of Polygram, the European record giant, from the Dutch manufacturer Phillips for 10.6 billion. Jews hold many top positions, Ron Meyer, is president and chief operating officer of Universal Studios. Stacey Snideris the chairman of Universal Pictures and Jeff Zucker is the president of NBC Universal Television Group. Columbia Pictures, is owned by Sony. Chairman Amy Pascal Sony BMG Music Entertainment, CEO Andrew Lack, formerly president and CEO of NBC, Howard Stringer, formerly of CBS, who hired Lack.RICHARD BERNSTEIN jew Western Publishing. childrens books STUART BLOOMBERG jew ABC Head of Entertainment Division. PETER CHERNIN jew 20th Century Fox. dec. 1992 new CEO MARTIN S. DAVIS jew Paramount Comm. CEO BARRY DILLER jew 20th Century Fox. CEO MICHAEL D. EISNER jew WALT DISNEY Co. STEVEN FRIEDMAN jew NBC Executive Producer Nightly News. Hired may 1990 under G.E. (gentile) owned NBC. LEONARD HARRY GOLDENSON jew ABC (Capital Cities ABC TV) (upto 1985. Thomas Murphy now CEO but with same Jewish management) KATHERINE MEYER GRAHAM jew Newsweek, Washington Post. Daughter of Eugene Meyer. PETER GUBER jew Columbia Pictures. 1989. Bought by SONY, Guber replaced Kaufman as CEO. PETER KALIKOW jew New York Post. Real estate devloper. PETER R. KANN jew Dow Jones, Wall St Journal, Barrons VICTOR A. KAUFMAN jew Columbia Pictures. CEO CHARLES KOPPELMAN jew EMI Records CEO GARY HERSH jew Capitol RecordMORTIMER ZUCKERMAN jew US News and World Report, DAILY NEWS. New ceo.A FEW NEOCONS/JEWS IN THE MEDIA William Safire The New York Times A. M. Rosenthal The New York Daily News Charles Krauthammer The Washington Post, The Weekly Standard, PBS, Time Martin Perez The New Republic Daniel Pipes The New York Post Dick Morris The New York Post Lawrence Kaplan The New Republic William Kristol The Washington Post, The Weekly Standard, Fox News Robert Kagan Mortimer Zuckerman David Gelernter John Podhoretz Mona Charen Morton Kondracke Sid Zion Yossi Klein Halevi Norman Podhoretz Jonah Goldberg Jeff Jacoby Rich Lowry Seth Lipsky Irving Kristol John Fund Ben Wattenberg Lawrence Kudlow Alan Dershowitz David Horowitz Jacob Heilbrun Michael Ledeen Uri Dan Thomas Friedman Richard Cohen Avishai Margolit David Remmick Eric Altermannow ask yourselves. who benefitted from the attacks on 9/11 and the "war on terror"9.1% is hardly even close to being 100% of running abc, cbs, nbc, fox, cnn, msnbc, cnbc, new york times, washington post, etc. the list goes on forever. the fact is 96% of the world's media are controlled by jews. this is a fact.these names listed aren't simple journalists. THEY ARE CEO's or OWNERS of the media outletandy, if only jews read newspapers or watched the news on television, i would say you have a point. otherwise, you still didn't prove any of these jews aren't ceo's or owners of media outlets.do you people think today's media is not biased? any muslim that picks up an arm is considered a "terrorist" even if he is simply defending his family from occupation or threat. today's media wants to pretend to be against this war on terror, when in fact, the only man running for president that would stop it, they label crazy. israel and the jews are america's biggest problem today. jews are not elite, they just have you think they are. throughout history, including today, jews have been the center of the world's biggest problems. the jews are the only beneficiaries to 9/11. hell, larry silverstein turned a 200 million dollar investment into a 7 billion dollar return in 6 short weeks. amazing. i simply don't like for their to be one voice among the media. and yes, ceo's do make policy. including what type of mentality to hire. i wouldn't want all ceo's to be all male, or all female, or all white or all black. but when you have cnn, abc, cbs, fox, nbc, msnbc, and most alland most all major newspapers in america, and the world for that matter, run by a very small minority, you will not get the whole truth. for example, when was the last time you read a story in mainstream news of an israeli sniper shooting a 15 year old girl hanging clothes out to dry on her roof and her 12 year old brother feeding pigeons in the neck. or how many of you have heard of the american girl that got run over by an israeli military bulldozer that was demolishing palestinian homes in the jewish, err, i mean mainstream, media. more

Voting Question: What is the function of Metropolitan Area Network?

A network used in some organizations Used in transmitting data more

Resolved Question: how to share internet over Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs)?

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Resolved Question: Does otcstockexchange.com provide valuable Penny stocks reports?

I found this report from otcstockexchange.com and was wondering the quality of the reports? Any feedback/experiences? http://www.otcstockexchange.com CCCI.PK China Cable and Communication, Inc. is the first foreign company to own and operate a cable television network in China. Located 85 miles south of Beijing, the network currently offers 39 channels within the Baoding city limits, and eight additional channels to outer areas in the Baoding metropolitan area. It transmits in both analog and digital signals over its fiber optic network, which includes 22 substations. Through its fiber optic technology, the Baoding network is capable of transmitting 37 analog television programs, six digital signals, and one FM music program. In addition to its cable television transmission services, Baoding network offers Internet access and value added services, such as broadband Internet access and .... more

Resolved Question: Why can't my webcam run in Superwebcam mode , not even in my metropolitan area (city network),tho i have lanT3

I have a high speed connection 1Mbit internet connection and 100 MBit connection in my city network (metropolitan) but still i can`t get more then 2 Frames \ second when i am broadcasting , even if the speed i 2 kBps or 60 kBps it dose not want to get higher then 2 Frames , My Webcam has 2 megapixels , and a good quality .. and records at 25 Frames\s , oh and even if i show my webcam with someone from the internet or in my network .. the same thing happens , only 2 frames \ second , and i never was able to use Superwebcam mode , please help ! more

Resolved Question: briefly describe the local area network, wide area network, and metropolitan area network?

please give me answer in simple english donot use difficult words. more

Resolved Question: multiple choice?

In the ------------- perspective, Canada's social structure involves a complex network of regions in which the peripheral areas are connected by a series of links to a few major urban centers. A. rural-urban B. metropolitan center C. Silvercity D. metropolis-hinterland E. yours and mine more

Resolved Question: apakah signal yang dihantar oleh teknologi tanpa wayar?

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